Xavoreqi™ Orbit Grip

Control the Angle. Control the Setup.

A grip should do more than give you something to hold.

The Xavoreqi™ Orbit Grip is a modular multi-angle control handle designed to transform the way creators hold, position, balance, and reconfigure their equipment. Built around a rotating mechanical joint and fast-lock architecture, Orbit Grip moves beyond the limitations of a traditional fixed handle.

Use it as a side grip, top grip, support handle, positioning arm, desk support, or structural extension within a modular creator setup.

One grip. Multiple positions. One continuous workflow.

A Handle That Changes With Your Setup

Traditional camera and creator handles are usually built around a single position. They work well until your shooting angle changes. Then you have to remove the handle, change the bracket, find another mounting point, rotate the entire rig, and tighten everything again.

Orbit Grip takes a different approach. Its adjustable rotating architecture allows the handle itself to move around your setup. Instead of rebuilding your rig every time your position changes, you can reposition the grip around the shot.

The Core Idea: Orbital Positioning

Orbit Grip is designed around a simple principle: Your hand position should be able to move independently from your equipment. The rotating joint allows the grip to travel through multiple working angles, giving you greater freedom to position it exactly where it feels most useful.

Or at intermediate positions between them. The result is a grip that adapts to your posture, camera orientation, mounting arrangement, and creative workflow.

Rotate. Release. Lock.

At the center of Orbit Grip is a fast mechanical adjustment system. Instead of repeatedly loosening and tightening traditional mounting hardware, Orbit Grip is designed around a simpler interaction: Press or release the adjustment control. Rotate the grip. Find your preferred position. Lock it into place.

This allows fast changes without completely removing the grip from the setup. The goal is to turn grip adjustment into a natural part of shooting rather than a separate assembly process.

One-Hand Positioning

Creative work often happens while your other hand is already occupied—holding a camera, adjusting a lens, moving a light, or changing a display. Orbit Grip is designed to support quick one-hand repositioning. The control mechanism can be operated without disassembling the entire mounting point, allowing the grip to be adjusted while the rest of the setup remains in place.

More Than A Side Handle

Orbit Grip is not designed to live in only one position. Its modular geometry allows it to function in multiple roles:

• A side grip
• A top handle
• A low-angle handle
• A vertical grip
• A horizontal support
• A forward control handle
• A rear support grip
• A desk-positioning arm
• A stabilizing contact point
• A modular extension arm

Instead of buying multiple handles for different positions, one grip can adapt to multiple configurations.

Multi-Point Control & Configurations

Orbit Grip can also work as part of a dual-grip or multi-contact configuration. Use an Orbit Grip on the left and another support point on the right, or one above and one beneath. This creates more control options for larger modular configurations.

Side-Grip Configuration

For handheld shooting, Orbit Grip can sit beside the main device. The angle can then be adjusted to match your preferred wrist position. Instead of forcing your hand into the geometry of the rig, the rig can move toward the geometry of your hand.

Top-Handle Configuration

Rotate Orbit Grip into a top-mounted position for a traditional carrying and control configuration. This gives you a central grip point while keeping side areas available for lights, microphones, and displays.

Forward & Rear-Grip Configurations

Position it forward to create another control point for setups that benefit from an extended grip, or rotate it toward the rear when the front of the rig is occupied by lens accessories.

Built Around a 360° Rotating Joint

The defining feature of Orbit Grip is its rotating joint. Rather than creating a rigid connection between the grip and the mounting point, the joint introduces a controlled axis of movement. This lets the grip rotate around its attachment point while remaining part of the same system. The movement is intentional. The lock is mechanical. The structure remains compact.

A Grip That Helps Manage Balance

The way a rig feels is not determined by total weight alone—it is also determined by where that weight sits. A fixed handle can become uncomfortable when a monitor is added or a light moves to one side. Orbit Grip allows the control point to move. You can reposition your hand relative to the center of the setup. Instead of accepting the balance created by your accessories, you can adjust your grip around it.

Desk Mode

Orbit Grip is not limited to handheld use. Rotate it into a support position and it can become part of a desk-based configuration. Depending on the arrangement, the grip can function as a positioning arm, a support contact point, a structural extension, or a control handle for repositioning the complete setup.

Designed to Work With Core Frame

Orbit Grip is designed as a natural companion to the Xavoreqi™ Core Frame. Core Frame provides the structural platform. Orbit Grip provides the human control point. Move the grip around the frame. Change its angle. Shift it from side to top. Rebuild the physical relationship between your hand and the rest of the setup.

Fast-Lock Architecture & Clean Control

Orbit Grip is designed around fast mechanical locking. The emphasis is on three things: Fast (it shouldn't interrupt the process), Clear (you know when it's positioned correctly), and Secure (it feels like part of the structure, not a loose attachment). It reduces the need for rosettes, screws, extension plates, and multiple locking knobs.

Designed for Vertical & Horizontal Content

Vertical content often changes the physical layout of an entire rig. A handle that works perfectly in horizontal orientation may suddenly become awkward when the camera rotates. Orbit Grip allows the control position to rotate with the setup. Move from horizontal shooting to vertical shooting while maintaining a useful grip position. One mechanism adapts to both.

Minimal Industrial Form

Orbit Grip follows the Xavoreqi™ visual language: Technical. Architectural. Minimal. Functional. Every surface is designed around a clear role. The rotation point communicates movement. The grip communicates control. The connection zone communicates modularity.

Form Follows Movement. The circular joint expresses rotation. The grip geometry follows the direction of force. The result is a product that feels designed around movement rather than simply attached to a camera.

Built For Rapid Workflow Changes

A creator may shoot a horizontal product video, then a vertical short-form video, then a low-angle movement shot, then a desk segment. Orbit Grip allows the physical control point to change with each situation. You do not need to replace the handle. You change the position.

Once you find a grip angle that works well, you can return to that position during future setups. This gives Orbit Grip a repeatable physical logic.

Part of a Larger System

Orbit Grip becomes more useful as the system grows. Pair it with Core Frame for structural mounting, Vision Tile for monitoring, Luma Blade for compact lighting, Sonic Beam for directional audio, Thermal Tile for active temperature management, or Motion Dock for controlled movement. Because the grip is part of a modular ecosystem, adding another component does not require abandoning the existing setup.

Why Orbit Grip?

Because a fixed handle solves only one version of the problem. Orbit Grip is designed around the reality that creative setups constantly change. Different camera. Different orientation. Different accessory arrangement. Different shooting position. Different control point. The grip moves with all of them.

Key Features

• 360° rotating grip architecture
• Multi-angle positioning with fast mechanical locking
• One-hand adjustment focused design
• Side-grip, top-handle, and low-angle configurations
• Forward and rear positioning
• Vertical and horizontal workflow support
• Multi-point control capability
• Modular mounting architecture (Designed to pair with Core Frame)
• Compact structural geometry & repeatable positioning
• Minimal industrial design built for rapid setup changes

Less Rebuilding. More Repositioning.

A traditional grip is mounted. Orbit Grip is positioned. That difference changes the entire workflow. Instead of thinking about where the handle is installed, you can think about where your hand should be. Then move the grip there.

Xavoreqi™ ORBIT GRIP
Rotate the Grip. Change the Setup.

A modular 360° control handle built to move between positions, orientations, and creative workflows without forcing you to rebuild your entire rig.